Calculate x working days before date

Dear experts,
I am trying to find a date that is x working days before another.
Is that a function module about this?
Thank you in advance,
Roxani

Hi Roxani,
You can use FM END_TIME_DETERMINE.
There:
- Insert in duration the number of days that you want to subtract with the minus sign (ex: -1 for previous working day)
- Also, insert your factory calendar that you want to be the source of your working days.
- And, of course, the desired starting date.
Hope that helps!
Kind regards,
Garcia

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